The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-07
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/ Minneha..ia.
NJ. 7. Jennings, is Bostonian at
the Minnekahta.
N. Valentine, New York, Registered
at The Minue,;a...a.
Chas. s,llaster, sIiaae!,sssl,ta guest
FROM i'aria City.
Nj $ Laura Palmer IS here from
from Buffalo Gap for health ana baths.
John r. Wilson, . Dea,.woo, dscip-
/ pie of Blackstone at the Minncsahra.
Will Stanley. Junior editor OF tho
Star. has gone to eastern Dakota to
visit relatives.
Mrs. d. A. Mcpherson. is sojourning
at the Springs and ii guest at the Min
na&ahta.
f. ssc,hold, OF Buffalo. New York.
is tryino the e.i;,cinls me elicinll wa
tiers and abiding at the Minnckahta.
a. G. Nelson Terravill, Us at the
Springs and will remain for some time
to recupcrate his health by baths and
rest.
j. w. Forl. Philadelphia. commercial
traveller. switclla ! of at the Gapto Wis
it the Italy of America,
c. z. Carr and C.. X. Knlmrn, OF Oma-
ha. 10th commercial mca are vis;t"rs
at the Springs and guests OF the Min
nckah.a.
JIG. Carson, Omaha. is down ia The
Spring: for recrcat,on, registers at the
Minnckahta.
j. NJ. Fleming, Omaha, night OF
the Grip. is rust;cating at the Springs
and Il guest at the Minnekahta.
VIM. Enocls, Oelricl,s, hasked his
sylph-l;kc form in The Bethesda poo.
this week. and stn"l. his pedals beneath
the Minnekahta table.
Hor. J,m,s Smith, Colrtv Comn;;-
sioner OF 81 district. was in a!tendanc"
nl C,lrsv C,lrt this ~ TX. Mr.. Smith
isan honest, fait!lful aal efficient Off
Ger.
w. NJ. Knowlton. Buffalo Ganper
whose frequency at the Mnnekahta.
conveys t!a i:nnre sion thu. it rcauires
IA moe powerful remedy than Hot
Sor'ngs water to cure an affection OF
the heart. M
Wat hes, clocks. sewing nacli:ncs
and organs repaired and cleaned. an!
.tive icwc!ry kept continually on hand
by Ed. fhernstton. Hot springs, Dal
Col. John Zo!lars is the happy father
of ten pound boy. Born on the morn
ing of the 7th. Mo'her anl child do
ing we'll. and t!,c Col. still speaks to his
friend; and scis up the Havanas.
Mrs. w. NJ. Brown aud son
nr O-owa. Ill.. are guests os M. 4 Mrs
w. NJ. NJ ,rtin at Mrtin'S Hotel at ES-
cclsior Springs. Mr.. Brown is an
oil aeq,ain'arec o. Mrs. Martins and
"" a~e in'oNnal WI rsma;n sometime
visiting tn il friends.
There were quite m-i,i' or ot .'le
citizens nt ,.rli';chs al lot Springs d.
| rint NJ H.e.'. .,lnp.'. w.ioin .yelc Cap.
;,n.ss.,. Judge Eastman. an Nj. ;osrl-
.tai.. II! inn in .ago.lplla.s N,ir'ch. OF
tic tunab'r II rro-,' ,''f,- AMI = pcsi.i-
'ion an,oa, the Oh c.ti,; oa the ban
IN bet.
John u. E1-E IS nov ths peculiar
landlord nt t'-a iiirreNa.,-,. sis'. l,,,r.se
Las l,can associated wiz, TIE Institution
almost tro.n the fir. t. and co.,saa aal,entlv
familiar VITA al. il :, tails. 1t is rot
necessary for - 70 rai'nva'e the mary
qualifications VII, wl:.c.'l Mr. Bn.,:r is
cn,fowrl to ii'lt',A resp,a III. Npsit;on.
Salt" II TO sNv. t:as invunr who can
not he marc i'.an pleasei VII, his cor
teous and Ea>pisalc aamcannr as mine
host. is il crank and boo,ller.
We were presented Yesterday with
some samples OF m,no.h corn from
the farm az Uncle Nick S,nl>. Situated
on the CHEYENNE River. opposite the
north OF Fall River. that will compare
witt, The b,st con either in NabrlsAa
or Iowa. 1t is the white dant variety
and fully equal to any WE have eve,
see, Uncle ME-, has fine ranch and
he understands how to cultivate it.
Par tie La.7;es--A nice line of Fur.
nishingS and notions Just opened. CON
sistinr of Collars. Cuffs. Laccs. Buttons
Handkerchiefs. nvcl,ine<. Knitting
Cotton. Ecilinrs. 1himblcs, Satin Rih.
hons. ETC.. which we taFn rlcasr~n in
showing. S. c. FATG0M son.
For Gentlemen and You,ls-A large
: addition to our stock. inst opencd and
Ito arrive. such as Ties. Collars. Cuffs
Pens and Pencils. Harmonicas. Tooth
aud Shaving Brushes. Sleeve Holders
oO1 n cbo:co limo oe ,,nAnrv-oor ,,,l
Shirts. which we will cndeavor to sell
at nriccs as low as can he found in the
Hills, sc CARGO g. son.
The leading cattle men west of the
Mississippi have formed pool. It'll,
said that Armour & TO. of Chicago. have
signed contract to handle the cattle
of the pool. pa~all that they are worth
less a reasonable loss AMI commission
The contract was adopted.
ST. Louis Glohe-D Democrat: Col
Edward Butler made Il bet of 800 YES
terday that ID. II. Francis would he
the next governor of Missouri. Th,
Democrat is not in favorof netting
but il it We're. it would cheerfully wa
gcr $1,000 toSlO that the next gnyenoi
of Missouri ought to he republican.
} Track-laying still goes ahead at th,
rate of about mile da,. Tho onl,
, train that now runs ont of Rapid City
| is the supply train that takes out water
: coal and building material. Mrrra,
5 Brothers have removed their Office IL
Stnrgis. and will direct the work from
%1,,.os 4 A.